The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-22
Briefs.

The CHRISTMAS festivities are upon
THROUGH TRAVEL is rather meagre just
now.
The PRESENT fine weather is much ap-
preciated.
The HOLIDAY business with jobbers is
-shout finished.
SkAT1NG, AMONG ladies and gentle
men, is all the rage.
To-RoRRow THE Social Club will have
= dance in the )cial Hall.
RETAIL STORES generally are reaping q
good average Christmas business.
TIE Ep1sO )PALIAN ladies' luncheon
and bazaar are Things OF the past.
THE RUSH to the fire sale" till cou-
dnues, so it does to James Wother-
spoons.
OUR REPoRT, in TUESDAYS issue, of the
Ohugg case, is the most complete of any
published.
IT Is said that the stockholders of the
Garfield Mining Company have struck
a bonanza.
ON FRIDAY the Knights of Pythias
intend having their annual merry dance
IN their hall.
MONDAY NEXT, it is said, will be geuer-
ally observed as holiday, celebrating
Christmas day. which falls on the pre-
vious day Sunday.
SINCE THE Edmuuds-Tucker bill went
into operation, there have been filed
with the County Cler OF Weber County
100 certificates OF marriage.
FoR COMPLETE reports of Ogden news,
it is necessary TO subscribe for The
SALT LAKE HERALD. This Is what pub
lilo opinion says, at any rate.
TIE USUAL Christmas dances in the
wards have been arranged for. The
young folks are looking forward to
their enjoyment with fond anticipa-
ton.
WoULD-BE SUICIDE Malan is again on
the streets, apparently none the worse
for his enforced retirement. It is to be
hoped his escapade has proved lesson
to him that he will never forget.
TIE VALUABLE information contained
in the testimony of witnesses in the
autopsy of the examining physicians,
and in the verdict of the coroner's jury,
vas eagerly read in THE HERALD yes
terdsy.
TIE GENIAL countenance of the Union
depot book-stand proprietor, Aft. Low,
was absent on Monday The gentle
man had a slight attackSot pleurisy
which confined him to his home one
day.
THE COMMERCIAL Insurance Com
pRny, of California. represented in Og-
den by Messrs. Cannon Bros, have set
tied the claim of Mes RS. D. II. Peery
& Sons for damages sustained by their
late Are.
TEMPERANCE PEOPLE of this city were
interested in our Geographic columns
Yesterday. Two delegates, we are in.
formed, will be sent from Utah to take
part in the proposed Prohibition con-
vention to be held IN Indianapolis.
ANorHRR MINING boom has been
struck by Ogden citizens who Sre shar -
holders of the Silver Hill Mining Com
pany. Their Silver Hill mine, situated
near Elko, Nevada, is being developed,
and satisfactory essay is expected.
THE PEOPLES photographer, Mr. II.
ID. Thomas, has issued the first number
Of his photographic Times, as a compli-
mentary holiday edition. The make mp
of the little paper is excellent, and the
subjeC matter more than ordinarily
interesting. There are several eminentIy
Instructive articles, which cannot fail 20
edjfy the general reader, such as, for
instance. those on the instantaneous
Process" The Dark Room" and
Photography" The Times, as al
method of advertising. is a novel and
clever production, one which cannot
fail to command public appreciation.
and enhance Mr.. Thomas business in
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